Album Reviews
The L.A. improvisational quintet transform their live energy into concise jazz-funk grooves
More than a decade after her debut, Christmas returns with an eclectic and powerful sophomore release
The Cleveland death metal group level up their game on their sophomore album
The Stevenage group add more melodic flourish and colorful arrangements to their blistering hardcore
The Philadelphia doom metal group aim for new epic heights on their third album
The singer/songwriter’s third LP shows more growth, greater depth, and a bit of country twang
The New Zealand death metal group tap into more overwhelming emotional feelings on their seventh album
The eclectic Montreal producer treads familiar ground to occasionally inspired but often frustrating results
In post-Beatles mode in 1974, Macca and his band are built for speed and a gaggle of fun
Despondent yarns are set to buoyant melodies on the group’s first new album in six years
Hawke takes a look back through memories peppered with grief, melancholy and warmth
The hardcore/metal supergroup play to their strengths on their more ambitious sophomore album
John Rossiter offers some of his greatest vocal performances on Young Jesus’ latest, steeped in heartland rock
An enjoyable set of boom bap from a reliably solid rapper; nothing more, nothing less
A standout swan song for the veteran noise rock group, fronted by the late Steve Albini
